Coupling Multiple Conductor Undersea Optical Cables to an Undersea Device with an Isolated Bypass Conductive Path Across the Undersea Device
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| Patent | Title | Holder | Status | Expires | Time remaining | Confidence |
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| US 8,559,773 | Coupling Multiple Conductor Undersea Optical Cables to an Undersea Device with an Isolated Bypass Conductive Path Across the Undersea Device In force · High confidence | Subcom, LLC | In force | High confidence | ||
| US 8,328,431 | Coupling Multiple Conductor Undersea Optical Cables to an Undersea Device with an Isolated Bypass Conductive Path Across the Undersea Device In force · High confidence | Subcom, LLC | In force | High confidence |
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